Wood and Stone - A Historical Research Question

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26th November 2016, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Lappa

I suppose the definition depends on what source you use. This is Webster's (been around since 1838) definition;Definition of boulder

: a detached and rounded or much-worn mass of rock
This is the sort of definition I was thinking should apply.
Not Bob's "erratic" splintered rock in a paddock.

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